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Module 4 Outline: Communication and Social Responsibility

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2005: September 22-24, November 3-5

2006: February 9-11, May 25-27, September 7-9 (BC), October 12-14

  • What is the board role in crisis and reputation management?
  • How can directors ensure the integrity of information they receive?
  • How can directors assess the best point to disclose material facts?
  • How can board members achieve transparent communication and corporate accountability?
  • What are the key motivators for conducting business ethically, professionally and with integrity?
  • What place do environmental sustainability, social responsibility and labour standards have in the boardroom?
  • What are the key functions and accountabilities of the Governance Committee and the HR Committee?
  • How do boards effectively direct and oversee the corporation’s dealings with clients, staff and others?
  • How does emotional intelligence impact leadership?
  • How can directors work with whistle-blowers without inviting anarchy and division?

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